Hikrobot MV-ID3050XM

Detailed capture at line speed

MV-ID3050XM brings 2432 × 2048 monochrome capture to the XM reader format. Its 1/1.45-inch CMOS sensor has 3.45 µm pixels, global exposure and a 60 fps ceiling; the decoder handles up to 90 codes/sec. Exposure runs from 6 µs to 30000 µs. Images, commands and results use Fast Ethernet at 100 Mbit/s, supplemented by discrete I/O and RS-232.

The combination is aimed at moving labels whose small elements or broad field require more pixels than the other ID3000XM options. A hardware trigger can arrive on any of three opto-isolated inputs, while the top button supports local setup captures. Integrated red point and white diffused lighting, orange aiming and three cap treatments help establish contrast on plain or reflective code surfaces.

MV-ID3030XM holds the same 90 codes/sec and 60 fps ratings but uses 2048 × 1536, so it is sufficient where the field needs fewer samples. MV-ID5050XM retains 2432 × 2048 and a global shutter, then raises acquisition to 92 fps and decoding to 120 codes/sec over Gigabit Ethernet. Choose MV-ID3050XM for detailed Fast Ethernet stations; use MV-ID5050XM where the higher transport and reading rates are necessary.

Available versions

Same device, different configuration. We match the part number to your working distance and field of view.

Specifications

Selection and applications

Detailed high-motion label capture. Multi-format code decoding. Opto-isolated line triggering.

Minimum kit: Deploy MV-ID3050XM with its liquid-lens or mechanical optics, a Fast Ethernet cable, a 12-pin M12 power and I/O lead, and a 24 VDC source.

Nearby in the range: MV-ID3030XM — Prefer it when 2048 × 1536 supplies enough sampling at the same 90 codes/sec.; MV-ID5050XM — Prefer it for 92 fps, 120 codes/sec and Gigabit Ethernet at 2432 × 2048..

Cables and accessories for this model

Compatibility per manufacturer data.

Data cables

ID Ethernet, M12 8-pin

I/O & power cables

ID power, M12 12-pin

Power

Power

Lighting

SC lighting

Mounting

Reader mounts

Protection

Covers & filters

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FAQ

How does MV-ID3050XM freeze a detailed code image in motion?

Its 2432 × 2048 CMOS sensor exposes globally, so all pixels share the capture interval. Frame rate reaches 60 fps and exposure can be shortened to 6 µs. Hardware input triggering ties that short capture to the item's position on the line.

What decoding range is provided by MV-ID3050XM at line speed?

Maximum reading speed is 90 codes/sec. Listed formats include common 1D codes, Pharmacode, GS1-128, GS1-QR, GS1-DM, MicroQR, AZTEC, HanXin, Maxi Code, PDF 417 and MicroPDF417, covering both linear and matrix marking stations.

Which connections carry power and signals for MV-ID3050XM?

The reader uses 24 VDC and Fast Ethernet at 100 Mbit/s. Its 12-pin M12 connection supplies three opto-isolated inputs, three opto-isolated outputs and one RS-232 channel. Average draw is 6.2 W and maximum draw is 16.8 W with light enabled.

How can illumination be adjusted around the MV-ID3050XM?

Red point light and white diffused light are standard. White, blue, IR and UV point sources are optional. Transparent, polarized and diffused caps are included in the listed front arrangement, and an orange LED assists aiming during setup.

When should MV-ID5050XM replace MV-ID3050XM in a design?

Choose MV-ID5050XM when the same 2432 × 2048 global-shutter format must run above 60 fps or 90 codes/sec: it is rated at 92 fps and 120 codes/sec and uses 1000 Mbit/s Gigabit Ethernet rather than 100 Mbit/s Fast Ethernet.